Easter box office weekend: How did Ready Player One rank?

Another movie weekend is in the books! Which movie did you catch in theaters this Easter weekend? The box office report is in.

Due to the holiday weekend, there wasn’t much activity going on in movie theaters. Only two films premiered — Ready Player One and Tyler Perry’s Acrimony. Predictably, Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One won the box office, and by far! This is significant for more than one reason. The adventure film debuted in theaters Thursday, March 29, and what it made that month is not included in the box office weekend total, yet it still came out on top.

By how much did Ready Player One win? Which other movies made it into the top 10 at the box office? We have the results!

Ready Player One collected approximately $41.2 million over the Easter holiday weekend (March 30 – April 1). At the moment, the movie stands with $181.2 million worldwide, which is over their reported $175 million budget. It’s not Steven Spielberg’s best, but not bad at all for the first weekend. At this rate, the movie will make a decent profit.

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Following far behind at number two is Tyler Perry’s Acrimony with $17.1 million. And in third we find the King of Wakanda, Black Panther, with $11.2 million. We can’t feel too bad for the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe though, it has gathered $1.2 billion worldwide.

Here are the top 10 movies from Friday, March 30, through Sunday, April 1:

1. Ready Player One $41.2 million
2. Tyler Perry’s Acrimony $17.1 million
3. Black Panther $11.2 million
4. I Can Only Imagine $10.7 million
5. Pacific Rim Uprising $9.2 million
6. Sherlock Gnomes $7 million
7. Love, Simon $4.8 million
8. Tomb Raider $4.7 million
9. A Wrinkle in Time $4.6 million
10. Paul, Apostle of Christ $3.5 million

Next: 5 Best nostalgic moments in Ready Player One

Up next: Blocker and A Quiet Place both debut on Friday, April 6. Chappaquiddick, The Miracle Season, You Were Never Really Here, and The Endless also premiere that same day.